Welcome to Cabbagetown South Residents’ Association
If you live or work in downtown Toronto, Canada, between Parliament and Sherbourne, Carlton and Shuter Streets, then we are your neighbourhood residents’ association.
Setting Priorities…
In any community, there are always many worthy things competing for time and attention. The Board of Directors of the Cabbagetown South Residents’ Association chooses some among the many for special attention. It includes things in which we are directly engaged, or issues that we are actively monitoring or for which we are collecting information.
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What We’re Working On
June 6, 2018
New re-zoning drawings have been submitted to City Planning in May. The two biggest changes are the “Breezeway” on Ontario Street is gone. There is now a green roof for amenities on the 8th floor. The Building remains 7 storeys + 1 storey for mechanical and green roof. We have posted the revised drawings […]
April 17, 2018
Rain Barrel Fundraising Sale 2018 Rain Barrels – just $55! That’s up to 75% off retail price!
January 3, 2018
The Beer Store Developer and architect has met with a number of area residents and they are open to ongoing discussions in hopes of creating a plan in keeping with the look and feel of the neighbourhood. The development has design has evolved. It is 1 storey shorter (8 storey […]
September 25, 2017
Laneway Safety Walk Cabbagetown South Residents recently participated in a walkabout with an officer from 51 Division focused on safety in our laneways. The purpose of the walk was to help neighbours understand how we can have a positive impact on the safety of our area and how others use […]
August 24, 2017
Update on Beer Store Development Application Members of our Board and interested area residents have met with the developer and architects of the 227 Gerrard Street East Beer Store property in hopes of making changes to the height and design of the proposed building. The Beer Store Condo developer […]
August 24, 2017
Oben Flats going to the OMB Oben Flats development slated to go to the OMB and Toronto East York Council in September Oben Flats, developers of the vacant lot at Gerrard and Sherbourne are proceeding with theirapplication to the Ontario Municipal Board. That prehearing conference date has been set for […]